In the past few days, Su Li finally experienced the ease and enjoyment of being a lord.
During this time, apart from holding a grand funeral, he didn't do much else, just occasionally reviewed some intelligence and guided the development of the territory.
He worked for only about a minute each day, leaving the remaining 26 hours free for rest.
Indeed, the imperial calendar is a bit different from Earth's, with each day having 26 hours. An imperial year consists of 400 days rather than 365, divided into 12 months, each having 32 or 33 days, plus 6 "intercalary days" serving as important commemorations or festivals, not counted in any month.
The weekly cycle consists of eight days: "Week Start Day," "Workday," "Tax Day," "Market Day," "Baking Day," "Tax Filing Day," "King's Day," and "Rest Day."
Notably, taxation and military duties are unavoidable, with each Rest Day serving as a training day for militia members at the monastery.
